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World Latin American Agenda 2011 World Latin American Agenda 2011 In its category, the Latin American book most widely distributed inside and outside the Americas each year. A sign of continental and global commuion among individual and communities excited by and commited to the Great Causes of the Patria Grande. An Agenda that expresses the hope of the world’s poor from a Latin American perspective. A manual for creating a different kind of globalization. A collection of the historical memories of militancy. An anthology of solidarity and creativity. A pedagogical tool for popular education, communication and social action. From the Great Homeland Our cover image, by Maximino CEREZO BARREDO WHY DON’T YOU CHANGE GOD? In order to change our lives we have to change God. We have to change God in order to change the Church. To change the World We have to change God. Pedro CASALDÁLIGA Other resources: Primer, courses, digital Archive, etc. Cfr. page 237. This year we remind you... We are celebrating the twentieth anniversary of the Agenda by putting online all the English editions of the Agenda in digital form. This is for those who are our passionate readers, our friends who are nostal- gic about those early Agendas and for anyone who want to keep a digital copy of the Agendas. For its part, the Archives of the Latin American Agenda are still online. They offer all the materials that the Agenda has produced and in three languages. Community animators, teachers, professors and pas- toral workers will all find there a treasure of resources for their popular education activities, for formation, reflection and debate. You can do a search by theme, title, author or year of publication at servicioskoi- nonia.org/agenda/archivo. Now, whe we complete 20 years of the Agenda, we are puting all the available Agendas on line, digitally. We put the accent on vision, on attitude, on awareness, on education... Obviously, we aim at a practice. However our “charism” is to provoke the transformations of awareness necessary so that radically new practices might arise from another systemic vision and not just reforms or patches. We want to ally ourselves with all those who search for that transformation of conscience. We are at its service. This Agenda want to be, as always and even more than at other times, a box of materials and tools for popular education. Take a look also at «servicioskoinonia.org/teologiapopular», where we habitually publish our “courses of popular education.” latinoamericana.org/2011/info is the web site we have set up in the network in order to offer and circulate more material, ideas and pedagogical resources that can economically be accomodated in this paper version. As in the past, we will continue the complentarity between paper and elec- tronic versions. 2 PERSONAL DATA Name: .................................................................................................... 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Using the entrance of the “telematic archive of the Agenda” (servicioskoinonia.org/agenda/archivo), you can also read or copy the texts of the Agenda, both of the current year (after February) and of prior years. Additionally, if you want to be advised of new additions (new material, activist campaigns, important new bibliographic information) that we are able to make available in the page of the Agenda, subscribe (without cost) to “Novedades Koinonía” that, in brief weekly or biweekly emails, will communicate this new information to you (without sending attachments, but providing you with the direct link). Subscribe at http://servicioskoinonia.org/informacion/index.php#novedades; you can also unsubscribe at any moment at this address. 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